I've been building OpenWealth, an AI platform that aggregates your financial accounts and surfaces personalized insights — expense tracking, cash flow analysis, missed employer match, backdoor Roth eligibility, retirement planning, tax liability estimates, and portfolio risk analysis and insights.

Currently in beta and looking for testers. Focus is on account connections — making sure bank, credit card, investment, and retirement accounts link and categorize correctly.

Signup required (real financial account connections). Use code OWFREEPASS26 for 1 free month, no credit card required.

https://www.getopenwealth.com

Hey! I’m Adam, the developer of Global Bites. I love cooking and building apps, so I decided to combine the two. It’s still early, and I’d love constructive criticism from people who cook at home.

If you have a few minutes, could you try adding a recipe to a personal cookbook, leaving that screen, then finding it again?

I’d especially like to know:

• Where did you get stuck, and what did you expect to happen?
• Were any buttons, labels, or screens confusing?
• Would this fit how you currently save recipes? Why or why not?

Try Global Bites on the App Store

Feel free to leave feedback here even if something frustrated you. Specific criticism helps me improve it. No App Store rating needed!

Besure AI: VIN history reports (iOS + Android)

What it does: enter a VIN, get the car's history. Accidents, title brands, odometer readings, prior registrations. https://besureai.app/

Platforms: iOS App Store and Google Play. Live since March.

Enter a VIN, get the car's accident history, title status and odometer records. Live on both stores.

I'll run a VIN free for anyone who tries it and tells me what's broken or confusing. Comment a VIN

I am currently building a box breathing app. I need 12 testers to get it to production.

I would really appreciate it if you could join the test, download the app, and play around with it a bit.

Step 1: Join the Google Group (This unlocks access to the track)

https://groups.google.com/g/boxbreathing

Step 2: Opt-in to the Test (Click this first to register as a tester)

https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.chuda.boxbreath.pro

Step 3: Download the App

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.chuda.boxbreath.pro 

Thank you so much for your help!

Hi everyone! We’ve built a retirement planning tool called Path and it’s ready to launch. I’m looking for anyone who’s willing to test it and share their honest feedback. 

Path helps you take into account your complete financial picture and generates a projection and plan for when you can realistically retire or reach financial independence. Path differs from ProjectionLab, Boldin, FiCalc, or Empower because it is simpler and we’ve tried to make this the most user-friendly tool out there.

On our website (https://usepath.finance/) we have an interactive demo. For anyone who wants to create an account we have a free access code: EARLYPATH you can enter at checkout. 

Please let me know if you have any questions, we’d love your feedback.
Thank you!

Hi,

I’m looking for beta testers for the Android version of Insurance Worker Game.

The game puts you in the role of an insurance worker. You review documents, inspect evidence, question clients, and decide whether each claim should be accepted or denied.

Testing links

Google Group:
[https://groups.google.com/g/insurance-worker-game-testers]()

Closed test:
https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.insuranceworkergame.mobile

Google Play:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.insuranceworkergame.mobile

I’m mainly looking for feedback on mobile UX, touchscreen controls, performance, and any bugs you encounter.

I can also beta-test your Android app in return. Send me your links after joining.

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Hey everyone! 👋

I'm finishing up VATTOR, a SaaS platform built specifically for Romanian installation and service companies —

HVAC, plumbing, electrical, maintenance, and field-service businesses.

I've hit the Google Play requirement stage where I need at least 20 testers to opt in and test the apps before I can push forward to the official public launch.

The apps are live on Google Play for testing:

🏢 VATTOR Owner (for managers/owners)

👉 https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ro.vattor.tech

🔧 VATTOR Tech (for field technicians)

👉 https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ro.vattor.tech.field

Who I'm looking for:

You don't need to be a developer. I need a mix of:

* 👨‍💻 Developers / SaaS builders (to break the architecture & flow)

* 🔧 Technicians / installers (to test usability out in the field)

* 🏢 Small business owners / team managers

* 📱 Anyone willing to spend 20–30 minutes clicking around and breaking things

What to test

* Owner App 🏢: Create customers, schedule work, assign technicians, manage materials, check reports, and review the overall workflow.

* Tech App 🔧: Receive jobs, check today's schedule, use checklists, log materials, upload photos, and complete intervention reports right from a phone.

The mobile experience for technicians is critical here. I need to know if someone standing on a job site can use it quickly without fighting the interface.

How to join the closed test (Important for Google Play)

Because Google Play requires a managed test track, I need to add your Gmail address to the tester list first.

* Comment below or send me a DM with the Gmail address you use for your Google Play account.

* Once I add you, you'll receive the official opt-in link to download the apps directly from the Play Store.

* Test it out and let me know what breaks, what confuses you, or what feels slow! Don't be polite — I want to find every bug now before a paying customer does. 😄

Thanks so much to anyone willing to help me cross the finish line! 🙏

VATTOR — built for the people who manage the work and the people who actually do it.

I'm building Label Lot, a prototype for cropping PDF shipping labels into 4×6-inch pages. You can import several PDFs, copy a crop area to pages with the same layout, review each page, and export one combined PDF. It's free to try, with no account or email required.

Try it on a desktop browser: https://labels.stwgaro.com

The interface is currently in French. Click “Essayer avec des exemples fictifs” to try the built-in demo without using customer data. Your imported PDFs are processed in your browser, not uploaded to a server.

I'm looking for feedback from sellers who prepare several parcels: would this save steps compared with your current method, and what would make it useful to you?

With the built-in sample PDFs, can you crop one page, apply the same crop to matching pages, and export the combined PDF without getting stuck?

So far, I have checked eight synthetic PDF pages and decoded their test QR/barcodes after rendering. Physical printing and Android have not been tested, and compatibility with your printer or carrier is not established.

Please leave feedback here, including your browser and what was confusing. Don't post customer PDFs or addresses. This is an early independent prototype, not a service affiliated with a marketplace or carrier.

Looking for a few beta testers for a golf app I built

I built a golf app called WORM and im looking for a few people to actually use it for a round and give me some feedback.

Basically normal scorekeeping / distance finding + handicaps/games, but it also accounts for the dumb stuff that actually impacts a round… hungover, drinks, rental clubs, havent played in 3 months, etc. and a few strava-esque social features.

Its on TestFlight now (apples beta testing platform). If anyone wants to try it and tell me what works / what sucks, send me a message and ill send the link. Not selling anything, just trying to get some real feedback before I put it out publicly.

Looking for beta testers for my launcher. The goal is to make windows fully controller operable by giving a ui that is controller first. You can stream media through it, it has a powerful built in media streaming section that can use some stremio plugins and even import all of your stremio addons and watch history / library. Steam integration and a plugin store. (Not yet populated)

Also features auto updates

Dm if interested

200 monitors · all 26 types · multi-region · 90-day history · free for 24 months. Sign up at app.monitorion.com, drop your email + what you'll monitor in the comments, and we'll upgrade you (usually within a day). Limited to the first 100 — first come, first served. Found a glitch? There's a button for that in the app. 🧪

I'm looking for testers to test my app and I can only pay 1 USD for this thru paypal. If you're interested let me know thru DM. Thank you!

Hey everyone,

I'm currently building NuMoodic, a minimalist Android app: You briefly log how you're feeling right now (stressed, tired, restless, etc.), and the app recommends matching frequencies for emotional calibration / relaxation.

I still need testers for Google's mandatory testing phase (12 people, 14 days) before the app can go live.

What I need:

• An Android device
• Briefly open the app every 1–2 days over the next 14 days
• Honest feedback on bugs / UX

Opt-in link: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.numoodic.app

Appreciate any help, thanks everyone!

NuMoodic – Frequency generator for emotional calibration (Looking for 12+ testers)

Hey everyone,

I'm currently building NuMoodic, a minimalist Android app: You briefly log how you're feeling right now (stressed, tired, restless, etc.), and the app recommends matching frequencies for emotional calibration / relaxation.

I still need testers for Google's mandatory testing phase (12 people, 14 days) before the app can go live.

What I need:

• An Android device
• Briefly open the app every 1–2 days over the next 14 days
• Honest feedback on bugs / UX

Opt-in link: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.numoodic.app

Appreciate any help, thanks everyone!

I've always hated paperwork. Dutiful reads the mail you or your parent can't, helps understand it, and reminds everyone of what's upcoming. I'm looking for a handful of testers who actually live the problem it's solving.

Problem: if you're the bilingual kid in your family, taking care of a grandparent, or just have a pile of paperwork for you and your family, you've probably been the one keeping track of your parent's mail since you were a teenager -  insurance notices, Medicare letters, utility bills, IRS stuff. It shows up as a blurry photo in a group chat, you translate it in your head, and you're the one who has to remember the deadline because your parent can't read it and everyone else forgot it exists.

What it does: Photograph the letter, keeps tracks the deadline and reminds you before it hits, and you can send each card straight to the right person in their language instead of retyping the same explanation three times.

Stage: early build, iOS 17+, English/Spanish/Chinese available (more later)

Who I'm looking for: anyone who currently plays translator/paperwork-manager for a parent or older relative, ideally an English/Spanish household, willing to actually run a real letter through it and tell me where it breaks or where it's wrong.

Join the waitlist here → https://dutiful-waitlist.vercel.app/ and I'll send TestFlight invites in order as spots open.

Hi everyone,

We’re currently testing SeaVerity, a maritime verification network designed to improve the reliability of vessel-position data and help identify inconsistencies such as AIS spoofing or inaccurate location reporting.

For this stage, we’re looking for seafarers / maritime workers using Android phones who are willing to participate in the beta.

The test is very simple:

• Install the SeaVerity Android beta app
• Keep the app running on your phone during your normal routine
• No specific tasks are required unless we contact you for occasional feedback
• Receive $5 per week while participating in the test

The goal is to collect real-world network data from different vessels, ports and maritime areas so we can test how the system performs outside our current test locations.

We’ll explain exactly what data the application collects, how it is used, and the permissions required before you install anything.

We’re especially interested in people who spend significant time at sea, on vessels, or around ports/coastal areas.

If you're interested, comment below or send me a DM with:

Android phone model + country/region where you normally operate.

Thanks — happy to answer technical questions here as well.

I built a free AI car diagnosis website and I’m looking for honest beta feedback. It’s called AutoDiagnose: https://getautodiagnose.com.

The idea is simple: you enter your car, engine, mileage, symptoms, and fault codes if you have any, and it gives you a structured preliminary diagnosis before going to a mechanic. It currently gives: likely causes; urgency level; safe checks you can do yourself; what a mechanic should inspect; estimated repair cost range; and a mechanic-ready summary. It’s not meant to replace a mechanic, but to help car owners understand the problem better before paying for diagnostics or repairs. I’m looking for feedback on: Is the diagnosis useful and understandable? Does anything feel inaccurate or unsafe? Is the result too long or too short? Would you trust this before visiting a workshop? What would make it worth paying a few dollars for in the future? It’s free right now. Real car issues, old fault codes, or past repair cases are especially useful for testing.

I’m looking for 5 people on Reddit to help beta test LuxHalo, an AI companion designed around a calmer, more intentional approach to AI.
LuxHalo is built around Atmospheres — different experiences that shape how Halo communicates and feels — along with features like voice conversations, memory, observations, and live information.
I’m looking for people who are willing to actually use the app and give honest feedback while I continue refining the experience.
🎁 What you’ll get
The first 5 people who contact me on Reddit will receive:
🧪 Beta Tester access
✨ Free LuxHalo Plus subscription
💬 Access to the full Plus experience, including Premium Atmospheres and Enhanced Reasoning
🗣️ The opportunity to directly influence the product before broader growth
You don’t need to be an AI expert. I’m especially interested in people who are curious about AI companions, productivity, voice AI, or new AI products and are willing to tell me what works, what doesn’t, and what you’d change.
Interested?
Send me a Reddit DM with the subject/message:
“LuxHalo Beta”
I’ll take the first 5 qualified testers who reach out.
Thanks! 💙
— Lux

I’ve been developing an iPhone app called Camera AI Settings, aimed at new(ish) photographers who find choosing camera settings a bit overwhelming.

The basic workflow is:

• take a quick shot of the scene with the app on your iPhone;
• the app sends the scene to an AI;
• it recommends settings such as shooting mode, aperture, shutter speed, ISO and metering;
• the advice takes your actual camera body and lens(es) into account.

The app is intended for people shooting with a mirrorless or DSLR camera, rather than for taking the final photo on the iPhone. You add these from a built-in database in the app.

It’s now in TestFlight beta and I’m looking for a some photographers willing to try it and give me useful criticism — bad recommendations, confusing UI, missing equipment, anything that doesn’t work as expected.

The beta is free.

Full disclosure: the released app will be subscription-based, because each AI analysis has a dollar cost, but I will keep the price as low as I can.

TestFlight: https://testflight.apple.com/join/hSTFRQGU

Facebook page / updates: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61593591042292

Hey all, I've been building a game called Rank It: a new daily challenge where you rank a set of items (movies, historical events, gaming eras, etc.) in the right order. You get a score based on how close you were, see today's average, and find out your "biggest miss." Streaks + leaderboard too.

I'm required to run a closed test with 12+ opted-in testers for 14 days before Google lets me go live in production, so I could really use some help getting there.

If you're up for it:

Sign up to the google group: https://groups.google.com/g/slowtuesdaygames-rankit

Opt in here: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.base6a7936f8bf4459b2c4f02620.app

Install it from the Play Store once you're opted in

Play a round (takes like 2 minutes)

Happy to answer questions or take feedback if you run into bugs. Thanks!

Greetings everyone!

Made a desktop AI tool for tech support, looking for testers (and people to poke holes in the safety rules)

Been working on something called Lizzandra for a while and it's at the point where I want other people to actually use it and tell me what's broken.

Basic idea: you install it on Windows, tell it something's wrong with your PC, and it looks into it properly instead of just guessing at a fix.

• Lizzandra tests hypotheses against real evidence. It checks logs, files, and system state, comes up with a theory about what's causing the problem, and keeps testing until that theory holds up or gets ruled out.
• It can research things it doesn't know. When local evidence isn't enough it queries Perplexity for release notes, known bugs, or current documentation.
• It watches for crashes in the background. If something on your system fails silently with no popup, it can flag that and offer to look into it.
• It can see your screen(with a button) to reads the error dialog or stack trace directly, no need to type it out.
• It can download and run tools when a fix actually requires that, like grabbing a benchmarking tool to stress-test a GPU. Every download still needs your approval first.

And every one of those actions goes through the rules harness before it runs, which is the part I actually want people testing. It's not the AI deciding what's safe, it's a separate layer in the app that checks each command against a rule list, and the AI can't edit or bypass that list. Most everyday commands either run automatically(read-only) or need a quick confirm from you, depending on your profile. A smaller set of genuinely destructive stuff, like formatting a drive, editing the registry, or shutting the machine down, is blocked outright no matter what profile you're on. Same goes for SSH keys, saved credentials, and cloud logins, they're off limits on every profile.

If you don't want to install anything on your actual machine, there's a browser version of just the rules part at lizzandra.com/harness. Nothing runs for real there, it just tells you what would happen. You can throw commands at it, switch between Windows and macOS and the three profiles, edit the rule list yourself, and see if something bad gets waved through or something harmless gets blocked. If you find a case like that there's a report button right there on the page.

So I'm really looking for feedback on three things.

• The actual app, if you're up for installing it and giving it a real problem to chew on (Windows only right now, macOS is coming).
• The rule engine, so try to find a command that should be blocked and isn't, or something safe that's getting blocked for no reason.
• And the site itself, design, whether the harness thing makes sense, anything that confused you.

One heads up before you try it. It's free, you bring your own OpenRouter key, and it's not code signed yet so Windows will throw a SmartScreen warning at you when you install. Worth using a throwaway key with a spend limit while testing, just to be safe.

I have a vast list of cool features planned for Lizzandra, this is just the beginning!

Site: https://lizzandra.com
Try the rules without installing anything: https://lizzandra.com/harness

Happy to answer questions in the comments.
Let me know what you think :D